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The arrest of radical suspects from the mosque of Dargéo College 23

The police have detained 23 people for suspected involvement with extremist organizations from The Capitol's farmgate mosque. On Friday afternoon, they were detained while attending a mosque meeting. According to the Police's Shirongo Department, police force launched an operation at Srungo College, near four o'clock in the afternoon. During the time, 23 people were detained for suspected of involvement with extremist organizations. Shere Bangla city police took part in the campaign.

A bus in Kawal, Dhaka, in the middle of Coleton blast.

The fire in front of the empty bus in Kaful Thana after 10catel blasts in the capital. The police could not confirm who built the fire. Shortly after the incident, the police said that there was a two-cluster blast in Rampur. This post is part of our special coverage on Refugees. The deputy commissioner of the DMP's Mirpur region confirmed the information. God is the first of all.

The body of the carpenter hangs over an hour on the wire when it was sprayed.

Mo. Sochid (24) has recovered the body of the fire service, along with his 11K of electric stakes in Costia. His body was hanging with electric wire for about an hour. This happened on Friday afternoon at 4:00pm. The fire service recovered the body at five. Sujdha is from Dharbedia. According to police and fire service,

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Anne-Sophie Pic: Is cooking an art?

"A l'Affiche" met Anne-Sophie Pic on the occasion of the opening of her new Parisian restaurant, installed within the Cartier Foundation for Contemporary Art. The French chef, the most starry in the world, opens the doors to this new project and reveals behind the scenes the creation of one of its signature dishes: the berlingots, reinvented in a new version inspired by the Louvre pyramid.

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Hadja Lahbib: "We are neither in peace nor in war"

This week, Caroline De Camaret receives Hadja Lahbib, European Commissioner for Equality, Preparedness and Crisis Management. It draws lessons from an unprecedented summer of fire, alerts to hybrid threats and defends the European project against the surge of extremes.

US Artificial Intelligence Alert: What Governance for AI?

Is artificial intelligence escaping us? After several exits, AI giants are calling for a halt to its development. Engaged in the race, the CEOs of Anthropic, OpenAI and X seem to agree on the need to slow down to avoid the worst. Is their fear justified? In order not to let their competitors distance themselves, are the industrialists really afraid of their creation? In full competition between China and the United States, what place for Europe and its regulation?

Postpartum psychosis: giving life and losing reason

Lindsay Clancy's trial revived the debate in the United States about post-partum psychosis. Accused of killing her three children before attempting to commit suicide, this mother claims to have acted in a delusional episode. How can we recognize this rare and serious psychiatric disease? What are his symptoms and can we cure them?

Marie-Antoinette, of unloved queen to first influencer of France

More than two hundred years after his execution, Marie-Antoinette continued to fascinate. From Versailles to Fontainebleau, the tributes multiply. In the 18th century, the queen imposed her dress codes and cultivated an image that made her talk throughout Europe. What if Marie-Antoinette was finally the first French influencer?